Australia captain Tim Paine was a relieved man after his team beat India by 146 runs in Perth Tuesday to level the series with their first Test win since the ball-tampering 'sandpapergate' scandal that rocked international cricket.

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The two heroes of the match: A padded-up Mashrafe Bin Mortaza greets Mushfiqur Rahim after the match against West Indies. Mashrafe led from the front as Bangladesh put in a good bowling effort before Mushfiqur guided the team to victory with an unbeaten 55. Photo: Firoz Ahmed

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A picturesque view of the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur with the newly-laid turf during the first day's play between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe. Photo: Firoz Ahmed

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Mushfiqur Rahim roars after his sixth Test ton at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium against Zimbabwe. Photo: Firoz Ahmed

Mominul Haque leaps 11 places in ICC cricket rankings 2018

Mominul Haque during his classy 161-run knock in the second Test. Photo: Firoz Ahmed

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Mushfiqur Rahim and Mominul Haque during their 266-run fourth-wicket partnership against Zimbabwe in the second Test at Mirpur. Photo: Firoz Ahmed

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In this picture taken on July 19, 2018, Rohingya refugee children play football at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia. The World Cup may be over but passion for the game burns bright in the world's largest refugee camp, where Brazil and Argentina flags still flutter alongside the red and green of Bangladesh, which hosts nearly a million Rohingya Muslims forced out of Myanmar. Photo: AFP

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In this picture taken on July 19, 2018, Rohingya refugee children play football at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia. The World Cup may be over but passion for the game burns bright in the world's largest refugee camp, where Brazil and Argentina flags still flutter alongside the red and green of Bangladesh, which hosts nearly a million Rohingya Muslims forced out of Myanmar. Photo: AFP

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In this picture taken on July 19, 2018, a Rohingya refugee looks on while displaying replica jerseys of the national football teams of Argentina, Brazil and Portugal at a shop in Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia. The World Cup may be over but passion for the game burns bright in the world's largest refugee camp, where Brazil and Argentina flags still flutter alongside the red and green of Bangladesh, which hosts nearly a million Rohingya Muslims forced out of Myanmar. Photo: AFP

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In this picture taken on July 19, 2018, a Rohingya refugee looks on while displaying replica jerseys of the national football teams of Argentina, Brazil and Portugal at a shop in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia. The World Cup may be over but passion for the game burns bright in the world's largest refugee camp, where Brazil and Argentina flags still flutter alongside the red and green of Bangladesh, which hosts nearly a million Rohingya Muslims forced out of Myanmar. Photo: AFP

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In this picture taken on July 19, 2018, Mohammad Jahangir Alam, a fan of Brazilian footballer Neymar, shows his football skills at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia. The World Cup may be over but passion for the game burns bright in the world's largest refugee camp, where Brazil and Argentina flags still flutter alongside the red and green of Bangladesh, which hosts nearly a million Rohingya Muslims forced out of Myanmar. Photo: AFP

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A giant picture of France's Antoine Griezmann is seen on the Arc de Triomphe as France fans celebrate on the Champs-Elysees Avenue after France won the Soccer World Cup final. Paris Photo: Reuters

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France fans react on the Champs-Elysees avenue during their World Cup final match against Croatia. Photo: Reuters

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France fans celebrate in front of the Eiffel Tower after France win the World Cup Photo: Reuters

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France fans celebrate in front of the Arc de Triomphe on the Champs-Elysees Avenue after France won the Soccer World Cup final.Photo: Reuters